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BBC Arts News
- Dwayne Johnson tops Forbes highest paid actors list again August 21, 2019The Rock earned $89.4m (£73.6m) this year after starring in Skyscraper and Hobbs & Shaw.
- Spider-Man and Tom Holland: Sony 'disappointed' over Disney split August 21, 2019Sony Pictures has owned the film rights to the Marvel character since 1999.
- RuPaul's Drag Race UK: Meet the queens for first UK series August 21, 2019The line-up for the first ever series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK has been announced.
- The Matrix: Keanu Reeves to reprise role for fourth chapter August 21, 2019Keanu Reeves will reprise his role as Neo for the latest instalment in the popular sci-fi franchise.
- Why body image is a weighty issue at the Fringe August 21, 2019There are more than 3,000 diverse types of show at the Fringe yet body image is a recurring theme.
- Frances McDormand Oscar theft case against party-goer dropped August 20, 2019Terry Bryant was filmed leaving an Oscars party holding the statuette and saying: "We did it!"
- James Bond film title revealed as No Time To Die August 20, 2019The film, which will be Daniel Craig's final Bond outing, is released in April next year.
- The Morning Show: Why are there so many TV shows about TV shows? August 20, 2019Jennifer Aniston's new series is just the latest in a long line of programmes set behind the scenes.
- Leeds festival: Headliners Marsicans live down the road August 20, 2019The band who will top the BBC Music Introducing Stage bill are bringing it all back home this weekend.
- Meet the man who sets off Stormzy's festival flames August 19, 2019We look at why music stars like Stormzy are wanting bigger and more impressive special effects at their shows.
- MTV VMAs: How Missy Elliott broke the music video mould August 17, 2019The rapper is set to win the Video Vanguard Award at the MTV VMAs next month.
- Artist Adam Riches: 'I turned drawing doodles into a career' August 17, 2019Adam Riches rediscovered a love for drawing and has turned doodling into an art career.
- Elrow: Creating the 'most colourful party in the world' August 16, 2019Since being started nine years ago, Elrow events have reached every continent in the world.
- 'Calling yourself a female conductor is unusual' August 16, 2019The Welsh National Opera has appointed a new female conductor in residence to raise the profile of women in orchestral music.
- Beautycon, SneakerCon, VidCon: The new-age conventions August 16, 2019From make-up to sneakers, niche meet-ups are attracting thousands of people a year.
- Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: When Leonardo DiCaprio got fired and Brad Pitt almost did August 16, 2019The stars of Quentin Tarantino's latest film share stories from the early days of their careers.
- Martin Freeman drama: 'A moral conundrum for our age' August 16, 2019Writer Jeff Pope and actor Martin Freeman discuss the pressures of dramatising a real-life tragedy.
- When Bob Dylan played the Isle of Wight Festival in 1969 August 15, 2019It's been 50 years since two brothers booked the US singer-songwriter to play at the English festival.
- Unheard George Michael song to feature in Christmas film August 14, 2019Last Christmas, which stars Emilia Clarke, will feature unreleased music from the late singer.
MACBA
- Rojo pandereta y Le Parody November 30, 2019This content is not available in this language. You can consult it in Spanish.
- The Touching Community November 28, 2019This content is not available in this language. You can consult it in Spanish.
- Bamba Pana & Makaveli July 25, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Christian Marclay: Investigations July 19, 2019Christian Marclay presents a new staging in the Capella MACBA of his most recent work, Investigations (2018), on 19 July. It reflects Marclay’s interest in photography and the non-traditional use of classical instruments. This score was made from a c…
- Tatiana Heuman July 18, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- KABLAM July 13, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Sote July 11, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Céline Gillain July 4, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- LOREM IPSUM July 4, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Chalkboard. Ferran Fages June 29, 2019Christian Marclay’s interactive installation Chalkboard (2010) invites visitors to write notes, drawings or graffiti on a architecturally-scaled chalkboard ruled with musical staff lines. Periodically, this "score" is interpreted by musicians. Once a…
Smithsonian Museum
- Who Says Horses and Cows Can't Be Artists? August 21, 2019The sculptures on display at the Great Salt Lick Contest in Oregon are the work of cattle, horses, sheep and deer
- Why Americans Love Their Apple Pie August 21, 2019How did a humble dessert become a recipe for democracy?
- John Steinbeck's Epic Ocean Voyage Rewrote the Rules of Ecology August 21, 2019A legendary writer, a quirky biologist and their jolly adventure in the Sea of Cortez
- The New Treasures of Pompeii August 20, 2019From gorgeous artworks to grimacing corpses, archaeologists are still uncovering the truth about life—and death—in the doomed city
- Visit the World’s Only Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum August 15, 2019The Milwaukee attraction showcases the oldest and rarest of all the bobbleheads—and thousands more
- How Helicopters Helped Make Woodstock Happen August 15, 2019The legendary music festival was propelled by up to 22 helicopters, which airdropped food and flowers, transported performers, and irritated festival-goers
- The New ‘Little Women’ May Finally Do Justice to Its Most Controversial Character August 14, 2019Based on the trailer of the new adaptation of the beloved novel, Amy March seems poised to get the well-rounded portrait she deserves
- Remembering Julia Child August 13, 2019Smithsonian curator Paula Johnson addresses many of the questions visitors ask about America’s beloved cooking teacher and her kitchen
- Joy Harjo’s New Poetry Collection Brings Native Issues to the Forefront August 13, 2019The recently announced U.S. Poet Laureate melds words and music to resist the myth of Native invisibility
- The Fierce Pride and Passion of Rhinestone Fashion August 9, 2019In this episode of ‘Re:Frame,’ Smithsonian curators investigate the intentionality and agency behind the clothing we wear
- The Crazy Superstitions and Real-Life Science of the Northern Lights August 9, 2019In the latest episode of ‘Re:Frame,’ Smithsonian curators take a deep dive into the dramatic painting ‘Aurora Borealis’ by Frederic Church
- The Government Taste Testers Who Reshaped America’s Diet August 9, 2019In the 1930s, a forgotten federal bureau experimented with ways to make soy and other products more popular in the U.S.
- All the World’s a Fantastical Stage for the Artist Mingering Mike August 8, 2019‘Re:Frame’ delves into a work of one of Washington D.C.’s most imaginative artists and his fascination with the historic Howard Theatre
- For 100 Years, KitchenAid Has Been the Stand-Up Brand of Stand Mixers August 7, 2019Even celebrity chef Julia Child said that the sleek appliance made mixing 'marvelous'
- How Artist Teresita Fernández Turns Graphite, the Stuff of Stardust, Into Memories August 7, 2019A new episode of the Smithsonian’s ‘Re:Frame,’ explores the origin of graphite, a material artists have used for centuries
Digital Arts
- Lightwell interactive storybook creation app released for free as creators join Twitter
- Digital Arts is now on YouTube!
- The Best Art and Design Conferences of 2019
- 15 great UX design talks you can watch online
- DeviantArt may be heading for a comeback thanks to Twitter – but are illustrators that mad?
- Nike ranges new and classic get wildly interpreted by artists and animators worldwide – here are the best
- 15 iPad art tips
- Stranger Things art from Bloodbros turns our Hawkins heroes into Playmobil figurines
- Metronomy's new video hypnotises with indie grooves and 3D weirdness from Clara Bacou
- Yuko Shimizu's Godzilla box set illustrations want to make us spend monstrous money
- Rob Ryan, Morag Myerscough and other artists urge you to Choose Love
- Photoshop CC for iPad: Release date and preview
- Marvel at the rocking new Thor logo – but which one?
- Wacom Cintiq 22: a bigger budget pen display arrives from Wacom
- Corel's Painter 2020 arrives with GPU-based brushes for real time performance
- Watch these fantastic short animations that won the RSA Student Awards 2019
- Serif just launched its InDesign killer Affinity Publisher
- These new laptops for designers and artists from Dell, HP, Lenovo and Razer give you oodles more creative power on the move
- Affinity Designer 1.7 update is here and optimised for Apple's latest Macs - plus the Pro Display XDR
- Best Wacom deals
Art News
- British Museum Will Move Thousands of Objects to New Facility, Klaus Biesenbach Attends KCON, and More: Morning Links for August 21, 2019
- Rebecca Wei, Expert on Chinese Market, Quits Christie’s After Eight Months as Chairman for Asia
- ‘An Irretrievable Loss’: In Open Letter, Artists, Curators, Dealers Decry Selling Off of di Rosa Foundation Holdings
- Hitler’s Silver Hammer: Inside the Rise of the Nazis’ ‘Church’ for Art
- Museum of Contemporary Art Denver Taps Longtime Curator to Be Director
- Lee Krasner Soars, Christie’s Asia Chairwoman Rebecca Wei Departs, and More: Morning Links for August 20, 2019
- Fat of the Land: A Look at the Iowa State Fair’s Butter Sculptures, From FDR to Garth Brooks
- ARTnews in Brief: Kamel Lazaar Foundation Names Sculpture Commission Recipient, and More from August 20, 2019
- The Met Reviews Possibly Looted Indian Artifacts, Lynda Benglis Discusses Her Practice, and More: Morning Links for August 19, 2019
- Columbia Taps New Gallery Director: Betti-Sue Hertz on Her Plans for the Closely Watched Space
- On the ‘Noble Failure’ of the Pre-Raphaelites, a Group Long Held in ‘Generally Low Repute,’ in 1964: From the Archives
- Art En Route: London Museum Acquires Climate Protest Materials, Baltimore Museum Will Spotlight Women Artists in 2020, and More
- Surf’s Up at Gagosian, Keith Haring Mural Lives, and More: Morning Links for August 16, 2019
- Monet Slammed Dealer’s Plan for Unauthorized Display of His Work in 1888 Letter: Read It Here
- ‘A Sacred Architectural Gesture’: In Chicago, Postcommodity Addresses Migration and Community Through Spare, Sturdy Constructions
- New Allegations in Robert Indiana Affair, Jeffrey Epstein’s Artist Brother, and More: Morning Links for August 15, 2019
- Let’s Rock the Beach: Artists Stage Annual Beach Painting Club on Hamptons Sand, Partying and Painting in Honor of Elaine de Kooning
- In Paris, ‘Black Models’ Show Offers Essential Insights on Figures Excluded From Art History
- Cuban Artist Arrested, New NEH Grants, Detroit’s Growing Art Scene, and More: Morning Links for August 14, 2019
- Eyeing Art-Technology Commissions, Pace Gallery Launches PaceX Initiative—Christy MacLear Named CEO